[…] clear out her parent’s house. We were without spouses in a separate state. We did manual labor, ate girl dinners, and watched Queen Charlotte, and it was good for my soul and sanity. I didn’t notice when the Wellbutrin really began to work until one day, I forgot to take it in the morning […]
[…] a certain 800-page project. I wanted to dispel some rumors about retailers that should or should not be boycotted due to political affiliations. Don’t Rely Solely on Goods Unite Us Goods Unite Us is a free website and app offering a database of retailers and online information regarding political donations, either direct or through […]
[…] these security blankets, but ask you to think about what memories, and what energy is associated with the garments. If the memories associated with a garment are good, well maybe it’s worth to keep it. Honestly, it’s not so bad to have a dust collector in the back of the closet if they make […]
[…] and vote, please share them in the comments below! Weekend Reads #306 How to use micro-meditations to find a moment of calm wherever you are. (Well + Good) Big tits, trim ankles, and a Peabody: Bridget Everett on the life and death of Somebody Somewhere: “I can’t imagine anything else being this good.” (Vulture) Republicans […]
[…] teen changed television forever on ‘My So-Called Life.’ (Queerty) PSA: It’s never okay to comment on someone else’s body—even if you have the best intentions. (Well + Good) Merit Beauty sent me their new Great Skin Moisturizer and I have to say I am a fan. I have been using it for two weeks […]
[…] and the pattern mixing and placement were so well done. She brought it on our Rehoboth Beach trip as well and got so many compliments. It feels good not just to wear a quality garment but one that also fits. The Coast to Coast dress and Elegant Escape top are only available up to […]
[…] a list. I packed the night before, and just imagined the week in my head as I stuffed randomness into my mega-big L.L. Bean Boat & Tote. Good thing, I imagined the trip properly; I wore 99% of everything I brought and wanted for nothing. Not my actual bag, mine is berry colored with […]
[…] about the use of the word “ass” finding it derogatory or offensive. The word is used as it is used for the term badass. Bad = not good. Ass = jerk, donkey, or buttocks. But badass = a tough, uncompromising person. A grown-ass woman is a woman who is grown and proud, a badass […]
